VRBO's policy is that every person who advertises a property for rent on their site (as well as on Homeaway.com) should perform their due diligence to make sure they are complying to all local, city & state regulations as far as short-term rentals go and taxes.VRBO is an advertisement site and just like you don't have to prove you are authorized to sell or rent anything in a classified ad, the same is true on VRBO.

Montgomery county is one of the highest income areas of the entire COUNTRY , its very expensive , They condos were selling high in the boom times , because people would pay that price , Now the prices have come back to earth or at least closer to earth . what others have said about the condo fees are very true .

Don't remember how I found bigger pockets but I am glad I did seems like a great site and a true community of helping one another.

We never play any games.There is always another deal around the corner.Also, you are just bidding against yourself as you don't know how much the other parties submitted.I would let it go and move on to the next deal.We would also submit over 100 offers before we get a hit back on the true "gem" deal.Keep throwing mud on the wall and eventually some will stick.Thanks

HUD typically does not pay for title work (at least this is true for Illinois - check with your HUD certified agent in your state), so you have to pay for that or for your buyer. 5.

Was hoping to pick up a foreclosed property that could use a little work and hopefully save some $ (I am a bit of a handyman) as a primary residence and then hopefully look at another property a little while later (6-12 months) as an investment or turn the initial purchase into a rental at that same time frame.I called the REO/foreclosure departments of a couple different major banks and they said that ALL of these types of properties can only be purchased from the realtors.Is this true?

There isn't a true "best way", but you should explain your situation a little more (are you going to finance or buy with cash, do you plan on staying in the town long, etc) and you should probably get some pretty good answers from the folks around here!

Almost like a hotel more than a true rental.

I got $30,000 of credit card lines last year.

No offense Herwig, but I don't think Accredify will take the liability in court if your service returns 'true' on an accredited investor who is in fact not accredited.Let's assume the worst case and the investor sues.